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Jenny Chan 陳詠欣
Sep 27, 2011

HK free newspapers make no big impact on readership of paid titles

HONG KONG - Newspaper readership in Hong Kong has hit a 10-year high. An increasing number of free papers in the territory has not taken readers from paid titles, according to a GroupM survey.

Sharp Daily is the new kid on the block in HK's free paper market, but not well-received.

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